Glendale's Alex Theatre Returns to First-Run, 70mm Reigns Supreme
A historic Los Angeles-area theater, dormant for decades in the first-run circuit, has reopened its doors with state-of-the-art 35mm and 70mm projection, signaling a renewed...
Lights On, Marianne: Kentucky Town Aims to Revive Long-Dark Theater
Bellevue, Kentucky's Marianne Theater, closed for 26 years, is on the cusp of a major revival. A recent city council vote greenlights a community-led effort to restore the...
Where Is Jordan Peele's Fourth Feature?
Originally slated for release this holiday season, Jordan Peele's secretive follow-up to Nope remains completely absent from Universal's theatrical calendar.
No Tom Holland in 'Avengers: Doomsday' Raises Eyebrows, Not Alarms
The latest 'Avengers' installment, 'Doomsday,' will move forward without its prominent wall-crawler. Industry insiders point to scheduling conflicts, not creative differences.
Dolly Parton's Literary Empire: The Imagination Library's Quiet Ascent
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library has quietly become one of the most impactful literacy initiatives globally, distributing hundreds of millions of books and redefining...
Paulson Praises Nemiroff: A TIFF Interview Moment Highlights Industry Strain
Sarah Paulson's spontaneous praise for Collider's Perri Nemiroff at TIFF reveals more than just a positive interview experience. It underscores the growing pressure on talent and...
The Invisible Hand: How Cinema Sacrificed Its Projectionists
The projectionist, once the unsung hero of the cinematic experience, was paradoxically treated as both indispensable and utterly disposable. This systemic devaluation ultimately...
Aran Murphy Steps Into the Spotlight: A New Generation's High-Profile Debut
The son of Cillian Murphy makes a notable entry into Hollywood, with multiple HBO projects and a Taika Waititi film already in the pipeline. This isn't nepotism, it's a...
Karthik Subbaraj Brings Tamil Cinema Back to TIFF with 'Dorothy'
A decade-long festival drought ends as Jio Studios and Sikhya Entertainment position Karthik Subbaraj's rural drama for a swift festival-to-theaters turnaround.
Saoirse Ronan’s ‘Bad Apples’ Finally Lands Release Date After Year-Long TIFF Wait
Republic Pictures prepares to unleash Jonatan Etzler's dark drama starring Saoirse Ronan, Jacob Anderson, and Rakie Ayola, after its Toronto premiere and a mysterious delay.
Robin Williams' Unfiltered Take on Oliver Sacks, And the Blockbuster That Brought Neurology to the Masses
Robin Williams' vivid portrayal of Dr. Malcolm Sayer in the 1990 drama 'Awakenings' introduced millions to the groundbreaking work of neurologist Oliver Sacks. Behind the...
Searchlight Eyes YouTube: The New Frontier for Talent Acquisition
Studio executives are shifting their gaze to digital platforms, recognizing YouTube as a fertile ground for discovering the next generation of filmmakers. It's a seismic shift in...
Ritz Five Reopens: Philly Arthouse Dodges Permanent Closure, Questions Remain for Indie Theaters
Philadelphia's iconic Ritz Five, a cornerstone of the city's independent film scene, has reopened its doors after a tense standoff with city inspectors. The saga highlights the...
May el-Toukhy Wins the Golden Lion at Venice as 'Woman Unknown' Dominates the Lido
With a top-prize sweep that included Best Actress for newcomer Mathilde Arcel, Danish filmmaker May el-Toukhy cements Venice's transformative era for women behind the camera.
Neon Pushes Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ to Historic U.S. Box Office Launch
Opening across 1,560 domestic screens, Na Hong-jin's monster epic scored $1.1 million on day one, outgrossing studio tentpoles and rewriting North American benchmarks for Korean...
May el-Toukhy's 'Woman Unknown' Roars at Venice, Secures Golden Lion
Danish drama 'Woman Unknown' claims the top prize at the 83rd Venice Film Festival, marking a significant moment for European cinema and director May el-Toukhy.
Searchlight Pictures Eyes YouTube for Next Generation of Filmmakers
Studio president Matthew Greenfield highlights YouTube as a critical new pipeline for talent, bypassing traditional gatekeepers and fostering direct audience engagement.
CatVideoFest 2026 Defies Gravity at the Box Office, Proving Niche Programming Pays Off
Oscilloscope Laboratories' annual 'CatVideoFest' compilation has crossed the million-dollar mark domestically, achieving a rare box office increase in its fifth weekend. The...
Anne Hathaway and Regal Sweeten the Deal for 'Verity' Opening
A star-powered book adaptation is leveraging theatrical exhibition's oldest trick: free candy. Anne Hathaway's latest, 'Verity', partners with Regal Cinemas for an opening weekend...
TIFF's Midnight Madness: Where Fear Meets Fan Frenzy
Curry Barker's 'Obsession' ignited Toronto's Midnight Madness, a testament to the festival's unique, visceral audience experience. The program remains a crucial launchpad for...
The Hollywood Fortunes Diverted from Flight 11
A booking error and an impromptu festival detour spared Seth MacFarlane and Mark Wahlberg on September 11, altering two decades of box office and television history.
Erasing the Skyline: How Hollywood Recut Its Fall 2001 Slate Overnight
In the weeks following September 11, studios scrambled to scrub the Twin Towers from finished prints, sparking a creative divide between digital erasure and historical...
A Year of Obsession: Indie Horror's TIFF Triumph and Beyond
A year after its Toronto International Film Festival premiere and subsequent sale to Focus Features, Curry Barker's indie horror feature 'Obsession' continues to resonate...
Why Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary Is Bet-the-Farm Sci-Fi for Amazon MGM
Behind-the-scenes glimpses of Lord and Miller's space epic reveal a massive practical rig for its alien co-star, signaling an ambitious, craft-first gamble for theatrical sci-fi.
Lee Chang-dong Honored with TIFF Ebert Director Award, Signals Return with 'Possible Love'
South Korean auteur Lee Chang-dong is set to receive the prestigious TIFF Ebert Director Award, marking a significant moment for the acclaimed filmmaker. The honor comes as his...
Alan Ritchson Leverages the Reacher Industrial Complex into Independent Action Stardom
Alan Ritchson is translating television dominance on Prime Video into theatrical equity, moving seamlessly between Guy Ritchie ensemble thrillers and crowd-backed releases.
Bouncy Brothers: A Micro-Budget Bet on the American Dream
Nicholas J. Santore's 'Bouncy Brothers' captures a deeply American struggle: the pivot from corporate stability to entrepreneurial chaos, played out amidst inflatable castles in...
Chasing the Golden Hour: How La La Land’s Griffith Observatory Scene Defied Digital
Seven years on, the meticulous craft behind Damien Chazelle's musical standout continues to define its legacy. The Griffith Observatory sequence remains a masterclass in practical...
Danny Boyle's 'Ink' Captures End of an Era as Printing Press Closes Its Doors
A poignant irony unfolds for Danny Boyle's latest, 'Ink.' The film, chronicling Rupert Murdoch's 1969 relaunch of The Sun, shot on location at a Watford printing press that has...
NAZA Shatters Venice Records, Ignites Political Debate on the Lido
A 25-minute standing ovation for the documentary NAZA at the Venice Film Festival has sent shockwaves through the industry, signaling a potent awards contender and a powerful...